Shubham Chaurasia

6 days ago | fandomwire.com | Shubham Chaurasia |Souhardya Choudhury

Marvel Rivals is no stranger to dropping exciting new skins for their characters, constantly giving players fresh ways to engage with their favorite superheroes and villains. But this time, they’ve thrown a curveball, or should we say, a ghoulball? Enter the Zombie Doctor Strange skin, an undead version of the Sorcerer Supreme that’s supposed to make players feel like they’re controlling a magical monster. Sounds cool, right? Well, not everyone’s spellbound by it.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Shubham Chaurasia |Souhardya Choudhury

Smurfing is the bane of many competitive multiplayer games. And in the latest sensation, Marvel Rivals, it’s already taken root. Nothing kills the excitement of climbing the ranks faster than getting demolished by a Spider-Man or Iron Fist main who doesn’t belong in the lower ranks. While many major competitive games like CS2 and Valorant still ignore the smurfing problem entirely, NetEase is finally taking a stand.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Shubham Chaurasia |Souhardya Choudhury

The Illuminate made a grand return and are not here to make friends. After a long absence, this high-tech alien faction reemerged in Helldivers 2, bringing advanced structures designed to disrupt Super Earth’s war efforts and frustrate even the most prepared squads. Two of their most troublesome creations are the Monolith and the Cognitive Disruptor. These towering constructs interfere with your missions in very different, but equally annoying ways.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Shubham Chaurasia |Souhardya Choudhury

If you’re the kind of Helldiver who looks at an enemy turret, a robotic death machine on the move, or a bug charging towards you and thinks, “What if I brought a knife to this gunfight?” Well, the K-2 Throwing Knife might be your new favorite (or most regrettable) pick for the job. In the grand chaos of intergalactic warfare, there’s something undeniably bold about flinging sharpened steel instead of launching explosives or shooting lasers at the enemies.

1 week ago | fandomwire.com | Shubham Chaurasia |Souhardya Choudhury

Assassin’s Creed Shadows is something of a redemption story for Ubisoft. With its success, the studio reminded fans that it still has some creative fire left. But now that the game has proven itself, the question becomes: How can it be made even better? The answer could lie in co-op. It’s an opportunity Ubisoft has not talked about yet, but one fans have been eager to see become reality, especially after experiencing the fantastic co-op campaign of Ghost of Tsushima: Legend.